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Only 47% of people with diabetes in Nigeria turn to doctors to manage disease | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Features — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

New research from the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) reveals that only 47 per cent of people living with diabetes in Nigeria find their healthcare practitioner to be the most useful source of information to help manage their condition.

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Education critical in diabetes fight - Barbados Today

Diabetes education still remains a critical area in the fight against the deadly disease in Barbados and other developing countries.This was the message delivered by President of the Diabetes and Hypertension Association of Barbados, Trudy Griffith, as she spoke during a church service held at James Street Methodist Church on Sunday in recognition of World Diabetes Day.Griffith, who revealed that this year’s theme for the day is Education to Protect Tomorrow, said education still remains important in the fight, given the high numbers of persons being reported with the disease yearly.“This year’s campaign focuses on the need for better access to quality diabetes education for health professionals and people living with diabetes; one in ten adults around the world now lives with diabetes… an estimated 537 million people. Almost half do not even know that they have diabetes.”

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World Diabetes Day 2022 focuses on Education to protect tomorrow

Muscat: World Diabetes Day (WDD) was created in 1991 by IDF and the World Health Organization in response to growing concerns about the escalating health threat posed by diabetes..

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Health professionals trained to improve handling of diabetes

Health professionals trained to improve handling of diabetes HEALTH & SCIENCE Sponsored Content The first national diabetes training programme for primary care physicians in Africa closed on Tuesday this week, with preliminary outcomes presented at a virtual ceremony to mark the successful completion of the pilot project. The online training programme was launched in 2019 and has trained over 1,380 general practitioners (GPs) throughout Kenya. Tuesday’s event involved representatives from the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), Diabetes Kenya Association (DKA), Kenya Diabetes Study Group, Sanofi Kenya and the Kenyan Ministry of Health. Speaking at the event, Professor Andrew Boulton, IDF President, emphasised the need for the training of healthcare professionals in Africa.

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